Sentence examples for little to allow from inspiring English sources

"North Korea gave a little to allow a mediator.

The currency markets have been doing little to allow British holidaymakers to enjoy a relaxing summer.

Component technologies available today allow designers to plug components together, but do little to allow the developer to reason about how well they will play together.

Immediately pour it over the sponge and raspberries, then shake the bowl a little to allow the custard to seep down within the pieces of sponge.

The Prime Minister retreated a little to allow "reasonable use" of Tamil, and was murdered in 1959 by a Buddhist monk.

He worked to strengthen the muscles of his neck and shoulders through therapy, but it did little to allow him to expand his thorax and breathe without the machine.

The doctors decided to put off treatment for a little while to allow Iker to regain some strength.

There is little inclination to allow a sudden influx of foreign banks that might make the system less stable.

But that is little excuse to allow casual negative stereotyping against men to become an accepted social norm.

Human rights groups, the U.N. and the International Committee of the Red Cross have called on both sides — to little effect — to allow the civilians to escape the war zone.

That makes it rash to believe the fundamentalists, but no wiser to say they are wrong: there is simply too little evidence to allow an intelligent discussion.